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China is Canada’s second most important bilateral commercial partner (or third with the EU-27 is counted as a whole). Canada’s imports from and exports to China are diverse by product, and the complexity of the traded products are at approximately the same level.
In fact, since 2000 Canada’s exports to China have been the most diverse of Canada

These proposals would have had a significant negative economic impact on Canada and

cooperation Partnerships and organizations Bilateral relations Canada and Croatia have

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The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (Office of Protocol) presents its compliments to Their Excellencies the Heads of Diplomatic Missions and Chargés d’affaires, a.i. accredited to Canada and has the honour to reaffirm the Canadian policy with respect to the appointment and accreditation of Canadian citizens or permanent residents in a diplomatic, consular or official capacity. This notes supersedes the Department’s circular note XDC-5386 of November 6, 1989.
possibility of granting diplomatic, consular or official status to persons who have

Global Affairs Canada’s International Assistance Evaluation Division (PRA) conducted an evaluation of Canadian development programming in Peru from 2013-14 to 2018-19. The evaluation aimed to inform decision-making, promote learning and improve Canadian programming. Evaluation questions covered effectiveness, gender equality and sustainability; responsiveness within a middle-income country; and policy and program coherence.
Many civil servants have term positions without stability.

Co-funding development projects with the extractive sector and civil society constitutes a new approach for GAC. The main purpose of this review was to assess the experience of partnerships established between non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and extractive firms on specific development initiatives.
As well, some of the projects may not have proceeded without the DFATD funding.

IRCC resettles vulnerable refugees who have been forced to flee their home country

The Official Visits and Official Events Programs are delivered by DFAIT’s Office of Protocol. The mandate of the Protocol Office is to manage and facilitate the presence of foreign diplomats in Canada in accordance with international law and statutory obligations. The Office and its programs contribute to the Department’s „Diplomacy and Advocacy“ Program Activity under its first Strategic Outcome: „Canada’s International Agenda.“
State, official and working visits have defined standards of treatment.

United States (collectively referred to as “the Export Enforcement Five” or “E5”) have